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AI Engineering Lead

Dot Compliance·Israel·en
Not specifiedFull-timeAI EngineeringEnterprise Software

Technical leadership role responsible for company-wide AI infrastructure, secure AI adoption, agentic development practices, and engineering workflow improvement. The role leads a small team of 2–5 engineers while remaining primarily hands-on and reports to the Agentic business unit owner.

Responsibilities

  • Own AI infrastructure, including model access, tooling, evaluation, and cost-performance tradeoffs across engineering teams.
  • Drive adoption of agentic development practices throughout day-to-day engineering workflows.
  • Own AI security posture, including data handling, model and tool access controls, and secure use of third-party AI services.
  • Act as the technical authority for teams adopting AI tooling and agentic patterns.
  • Lead a small team of 2–5 engineers building and maintaining shared AI infrastructure and tooling.
  • Identify research and development workflow inefficiencies and implement infrastructure or tooling improvements.

Requirements

  • At least 5 years leading engineering teams or technical initiatives across infrastructure, tooling, and delivery.
  • Hands-on experience driving AI-native research and development transformation, including changes to how teams build software.
  • Demonstrated success improving research and development workflow efficiency.
  • Strong technical depth in infrastructure and security, with the ability to make and defend architecture-level decisions.
  • Ability to operate as an individual technical leader and influence through technical expertise.

Nice to have

  • Experience in a regulated or compliance-heavy environment.
  • Experience with agent frameworks such as LangGraph and MCP-based tool architectures.
  • Experience securing AI infrastructure, including model access control, data isolation, and audit logging.

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